A sunrise loop through vineyards and a mountain summit — Chianti's signature 75K
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The 75 km loop from Radda in Chianti takes runners through the rolling hills of Sienese Chianti on fast, runnable vineyard terrain for the first 40 km before climbing to Monte San Michele — the race's crux — at the 60 km mark. A descent through Volpaia and a final plunge into the valley complete the loop. The combination of scenic vineyard singletrack and a punishing late-race mountain push makes this a standout mid-distance ultra.
Some ultra experience recommended
Radda in Chianti, Tuscany, ItalyMarch 20, 2027
Chianti Ultra Trail — Chianti Ultra Trail is a loop trail race in Radda in Chianti, Tuscany, Italy, held on March 20, 2027. The course covers 73 km, climbs 3,000 m, and has a 16h cutoff.
| Location | km | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew | Drop bags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Radda in Chianti Start | 0.0 | 532 m | — | Crew | |
Arillo Terrabianca Aid Station | 11.8 | 415 m | — | ||
Poggio San Polo Aid Station | 23.7 | 503 m | 4h30m11:30 AM | ||
Castello di Meleto Aid Station | 32.5 | 405 m | — | ||
Tenuta Perano Aid Station | 40.4 | 516 m | 8h3:00 PM | ||
Castello di Albola Aid Station | 50.3 | 614 m | 10h30m5:30 PM | Crew | Drop Bags |
Villa San Michele Aid Station | 58.8 | 847 m | 12h45m7:45 PM | Crew | |
Radda in Chianti Finish | 73.9 | 532 m | 16h11:00 PM | Crew |
Aid station details for this race are still being filled in. Cutoffs and access rules come from the race’s own published information and can change — check the official race details before planning around them.
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Late March in Tuscany brings mild days with occasional rain. Race-day temperatures typically range 8–16°C with a cool morning start at 7 AM. Spring showers can make terrain slick, and the Monte San Michele section may be cold or foggy. No altitude concerns — the course stays well below 1,000 m.
Spring rain is common in March and can make the course muddy, especially on the mountain climb section.
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